Expect and Accept Your Mistakes to Perform Better in Public
When you are planning a public speaking, you have notes, slides and a script in the hope that everything will be fine. Will not be. Something will go wrong, and if you expect it, you can handle it better.
As business site Entrepreneur explains, public speaking forces you to get it right. Nobody wants to go wrong in front of a large audience. However, most viewers are a little more forgiving than you might expect. If you make a mistake and fail, most people won’t think about it. It may be even nicer that you handle the mistake well.
Remember, a great speaker is by no means perfect, but he is passionate about his message and able to convey that passion to his audience.
Don’t worry about being the best speaker of the evening. Instead, focus on your enthusiasm and aspiration. Think about the purpose of your speech. Incorporate some of this into your message and you will deliver a compelling speech.
If you have a particularly difficult part of speech, perhaps prepare a joke in case it fails. Practice timely response to deal with unpredictable mistakes. If all else fails, just walk away from the mistake and conserve energy, rather than letting setbacks disrupt your flow.
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